Sentence examples for feeling disappointment from inspiring English sources

In the interview, Mr. Lauder acknowledged feeling disappointment about the term limits bill.

Mrs. Clinton is trying to steel herself against pessimism, but both she and Mr. Clinton are feeling disappointment, advisers say.

Your child may be feeling disappointment or frustration and not know how to show it in a way that enlists your support.

You become inured to feeling disappointment sometimes, and learn how to quickly adapt, and sometimes if you think about it in the wrong way, you can't help but feel like "the light at the end of the tunnel" may never come.

But, having been at that conference in Singapore and having witnessed outright the hostility to any mention of these matters from a number of developed as well as developing nations, rather than feeling disappointment, I share the view of Willy De Clercq, the head of our delegation there, that the fact that this matter was not excluded from the negotiations should in itself be counted a success.

The Edinburgh-born athlete had mixed feelings, disappointment at just missing out countered by the fact he had never swum faster in the four-length event, with his specialist 400m individual medley to come on Sunday.

I have no control over what happens next -- hurt feelings, disappointment, anger, or understanding, acceptance and love -- and that's perfectly alright because I only need to have control over myself.

Well, in your fifties there are several confessions that one is yearning to make including: confessions about feelings, disappointments and joys.

It's annoying and frustrating when feelings, disappointments, frustrations and sadness are not acknowledged to those who are hurting by the challenges of life.

No doubt she's feeling the disappointment that all of us who have lost races feel.

Maybe tomorrow we can analyse the game and feel proud, and be happy for the point, but now our feeling is disappointment that we have dropped two points.